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South America

Zoo and aquarium news from South America.

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Brazil’s First Jaguar Blood Transfusion Happened at a Zoo

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Two Red-tailed Amazons perched side by side
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Zoo Visitors Gave These Parrots Somewhere to Nest

September 19, 2026
Three green Amazon parrots perch together on a branch, one with a red forehead and purplish crown, another with red markings around the eye.
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Trafficked Parrot Eggs Became Nine Living Birds

Four Lear's macaws perch along a wooden branch against a sandstone wall.
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Brazil’s Famed Fundação Zoológico de São Paulo Joins WAZA as Affiliate Member

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Two people in white protective coveralls and gloves examine a box turtle together in a quarantine room.

The Bronx Zoo Has Taken In 800 Trafficked Turtles

Five men mounting solar rails on the side of a dark wooden barn, two on ladders and three watching from the ground

The Zoo That Buys Solar Panels for Other People

Promotional banner for Howl-O-Ween reading HOWL-O-WEEN, OCTOBER 24TH & 25TH and FREE FOR KIDS, in purple and green lettering on an orange sky, with black silhouettes of a goat in a witch's hat on the left and a rooster perched on the back of a horned animal wearing a crown on the right, above a dark grassy hill.

Kids in Costume Get In Free at Howl-O-Ween

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  • A herd of scimitar-horned oryx on open ground in Chad

    A Zoo Paid to Start the Organization

  • A Sihek, or Guam kingfisher, perches on a bare branch in profile, showing a cinnamon-orange head and breast, a deep blue-black wing and tail, a dark stripe through the eye and a heavy grey bill.

    Ten Sihek Are Going Back to Palmyra Atoll

  • A black-and-white night image from a motion-activated trail camera showing a river otter circled in red at the edge of a wooded riverbank.

    A River Otter Returns to the Bronx After 100 Years

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